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    Red Hound Stables

    1.0 (1 review)
    Closed 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Bates Motel Escape Rooms

    Bates Motel Escape Rooms

    3.9
    (42 reviews)

    Our group of four had a reservation for the 6:45 PM slot on November 29, 2025. Having driven from…read morethe Hershey, PA area, we arrived at the venue approximately 5:30 PM. We were very appreciative that the staff was able to accommodate our early arrival and facilitate an immediate start to our session, which was a significant bonus. ​We participated in the "Serial Killer" themed room. As this was the first escape room experience for everyone in our party, there was a natural element of apprehension following the initial briefing and room viewing. We found the experience to be unique, highly engaging, and thoroughly enjoyable. ​The service provided by the front desk gentleman (whose name we unfortunately missed) was exceptional. He was highly informative, provided clear instructions, and offered helpful recommendations for local dining options. The in-game elements were also excellent; clues were delivered effectively, the communication system was clear and easy to understand, and the props and puzzle design were exciting and well-executed. ​The single point of constructive feedback we offer relates to the background music level. We found the volume of the ambient music to be slightly excessive, which occasionally impeded verbal communication among our party members and, at times, made it challenging to clearly receive direction from the remote staff via the communication device. ​Despite this minor operational detail, we enthusiastically recommend this business and anticipate returning soon to try another themed room or the rage room.

    Teenage boys said The Serial Killer is the best escape room they've done (and they've done a lot)…read more Thank you to the staff who made the experience great!

    Hangry Bear Creamery

    Hangry Bear Creamery

    4.2
    (32 reviews)
    $$

    Stopped by Hangry Bear Creamery (new location in Annville, PA) during their soft opening, and it's…read morea great addition to the area! They're currently set up at 1244 E. Main Street in Annville, PA, right next to Hickory Club Golf and Precision, which makes it an easy stop. The menu is surprisingly big for a truck, with a lot of creative options. We tried the Tandy Cake in a cup and an ice cream flight, which comes with four smaller scoops, perfect if you want to try a few flavors! Out of the flavors we had Wookie Cookie, Lemon Blueberry Pie, Salted Caramel Crunch, and Peanut Butter on Peanut Butter, Lemon Blueberry Pie stood out the most. All flavors were amazing, but that one was my favorite! Overall, a solid spot for ice cream this spring and summer. Looking forward to going back, and it would be great to see them open a storefront in the future in Lebanon County!

    It's a nice location with a nice outdoor area…read more As everyone has said, the employees don't seem happy to be there. Their service is good. Just the vibe is off. The ice cream is okaaaayish. Their non-dairy options are trash, not made in house, just Oatly tubs freezer burnt. Disappointing for a place that "makes" their own ice cream. Their dairy options are better, but depends on what you get. Options are: decent, freezer burnt, or bland. The bar is nice and the food from the kitchen is good. That's it's saving grace. Nice ciders, boozy shakes, and diner-style food. I hope they improve themselves more. . .

    Tilted Axes

    Tilted Axes

    4.7
    (27 reviews)

    Pretty typical axe throwing place. It's a bit smaller than…read moreI anticipated with only about 7-8 throwing areas. Decent vibe with cable spool tables etc. they had big table games to also spend some time. The new Bar is a nice addition being able to get a drink but now you can't BYOB The boards could have been better as they seemed a bit dry and beat up.

    My brother won a gift certificate for Tilted Axes and invited me to come with him as it was for two…read morepeople for two hours. What he didn't realize was there was an expiration date, but thankfully for some nice customer service, we were allowed to use it the day after expiration as we set up in advance a date and time that the facility advised would work - 4pm on a Saturday. We arrived to a majority empty place which turned out to be in our favor. We got a lane to ourselves and almost a private lesson on how to throw from our AxeMaster. There are three styles of axes. Two are two-handed throwers, and then a hatchet which is a one-hand throw. They all have their positives and negatives with their weight and accuracy, but we got enough time to toss them all. Our two-hour session started with 10 minutes on each of the two axes and hatchet. It was almost getting monotonous but quickly we were getting the hang of each one and the characteristics needed to make accurate throws. Our AxeMaster would provide pointers after each throw to improve our skills. Then, let the games begin! We played several games. First was a 20-throw high score wins. Every fifth round you could go for a "kill" shot which was the tiny blue dot on each upper left and right of the bullseye target. 10 points to succeed, zero if you fail. 99% of the time you fail. Second game was to have an imaginary tic-tac-toe board and win that game. Another game was to hit each level of bullseye twice and then end the game with a kill shot. We then played another 20-throw high score. When it came to the kill shot to win, this took a very long time and we almost didn't have enough time to play the second 20-throw. But, I finally got it and we played. Happy to say I won everything except tic-tac-toe. The facility has at least 10 lanes to throw, a small lounge with some video games and pool table, a stage area for bands or comedians, and plenty of tables to stand around and watch the TVs or people throwing. There are competition leagues and Tilted Axes is certified to have them. They sell a little bit of food, but you can bring in all you want and beer, too. If this place was crowded, and our AxeMaster said it does at times, I do not know if we would have had as much fun because of the diminished time you would have had to throw and the hour or two does go quickly. While you are playing your games, you do have the option to switch out which axe you can throw. You have to sign waivers which are done electronically. Don't forget to tip your AxeMaster! We had a great time and our shoulders are a little bit sore. We really liked the experience and would definitely do it again! We had a gift certificate, but I was told a two-hour session is about $42 for one person, and about $25 for a one-hour session. I'm sure the website has the group rates and competition league rates and rules.

    ChesLen Preserve - Natural Lands

    ChesLen Preserve - Natural Lands

    4.5
    (6 reviews)

    We absolutely loved hiking here. The Ollie's playground for kids was the cutest thing and so much…read morefun. It was clean and quiet and overall, a really nice trail.

    ChesLen is relatively HUGE compared to other Natural Lands preserves. 1282 acres of Wyethesque…read morelandscapes everywhere you turn! Ironically, for the size of this place, it had one of the smallest parking lots I've seen at any of the other Natural Lands preserves I've visited. A rain storm cut my visit short, but I did get close to an hour of the meadow trail. If you visit on a sunny day, be ready for extreme sun exposure because there is very little tree shade along the trails I walked. Also, the mowed meadow terrain is lumpy and uneven in spots, and I'd have appreciated my hiking boots over the sneakers I wore, for ankle support. Again, I can't speak for the full 1282 acres, but the ambiance closest to the parking lot and trailhead, is pretty but lacks the variety and depth of character that many other Natural Lands preserves possess. It's kind of just plain old field. I appreciate plain old field, but having been to other preserves, I prefer the ones with woods and clearings, stream crossings, hills and valleys, etc. But, if you want to paint a Wyeth scene, this is certainly your place! It is a popular occurrence at Natural Lands preserves for locals to visit with their dogs off leash (in discordance with preserve rules). This preserve was no exception. In fact, it is so casually disregarded, Natural Lands was recently looking to hire someone, specifically, to visit all of the preserves and enforce the leash rule. As a dog mom, I understand the desire to not have to fuss with leash tugging, and be able to watch their furry joy running "free," but these rules are in place for everyone's safety, including your own (and your dog's). ChesLen is great for hiking boot walks, dogs on leash, and birding or butterfly watching. It is not accessible for handicapped people, strollers, bikes, etc. Babies have to be carried (as in backpacks) if in attendance. While more rugged in a countrified way, the land itself is peaceful and serene, and fun to photograph or paint!

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